It has been three months since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle exchanged their vows and married each other at the Windsor Castle's St George Chapel. Over the period, we've seen the newly turned royal transform from an actress to a British royal family member with ease.
There were also glimpses of how close the Duchess of Sussex is to the Queen. Fans understood that not only does the Queen approve of her relationship with the Duke of Sussex, Her Majesty is particularly fond of the former actress.
However, a false report claims otherwise. According to Star Magazine, the Queen "disapproves" of Meghan Markle as the former actress featured in "steamy bedroom scenes" and has been divorced previously.
"It still seems that there's no pleasing her new grandmother-in-law," the outlet claims. The Queen's treatment towards the Duchess is apparently making the Suits actress's life miserable.
The false report claims that Markle feels like a "palace prison" who is undergoing "frustration, exhaustion and sadness." The former US star finds her new royal life "a never-ending nightmare — one she finds nearly impossible to escape."
A family insider further claims, "Meghan is absolutely miserable, but this is what she signed up for."
"Harry warned her that her life would change, but she never expected it would be such torture. She is caving under the pressure of the Queen's demands. She's anxious all the time. She can't seem to do anything right," a palace insider adds. However, they don't mention what those demands are nor detailing down Markle's mistakes.
However, Gossip Cop debunks the report to share that the outlet is spreading untrue speculations. "Yes, there was speculation during Markle's courtship with Prince Harry about how the queen felt about her grandson dating a divorced actress from the United States. But there is no evidence from recent months to substantiate this narrative about Queen Elizabeth not accepting or approving of her. Nor is there any proof that Markle is unhappy, as alleged," the outlet writes.
Entertainment Tonight had also previously reported that the Queen and Markle get along well. "She has developed an increasingly close, warm relationship with [both] the queen and her father-in-law, Prince Charles. She wants to please them and is doing whatever she can to educate herself to make sure she doesn't put a foot wrong," a source revealed.
The 37-year-old also shares a good bond with Kate Middleton. Robert Lacey, historical consultant for The Crown, told People magazine, "They seem to be her closest friends and partners in the official set-up."